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George Russell si prende la Sprint, solo Leclerc accende Zandvoort

George Russell takes the Sprint, only Leclerc lights up Zandvoort

ZANDVOORT – It thundered so much that it rained, yes, but only after the checkered flag had already been waved. And so the Zandvoort Sprint Race concluded with an undisputed victory for George Russell, the true king of short Saturday races in 2026, having already won in China and Canada (this year, only Norris and Antonelli have won so far, once each). But Saturday in the Netherlands demonstrated two things: that the track on the North Sea is as beautiful to look at as it is unsuitable for putting on a show (in fact, it is not included in next season's calendar) and…
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La nuova F1 in pista dopo le vacanze, Max Verstappen rinnova e tutti temono la Ferrari

The new F1 team is back on track after the holidays, Max Verstappen signs a new deal and everyone fears Ferrari.

After nearly a month-long summer break, Formula 1 is back on track. And just in time for the Dutch Grand Prix, a new development is coming, destined to shake up the Circus for years to come. And it will shake things up, all things considered, without changing anything. Just before the weekend of his final home race (Zandvoort will be dropped from the calendar next year), Max Verstappen has decided to extend his contract with Red Bull. And not for a small amount of time: his new contract expires in 2030. Meanwhile, however, there are also track issues, which see a…
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Lando Norris torna grande a Budapest, Ferrari fuori dal podio dove salgono Verstappen e Antonelli

Lando Norris makes a strong comeback in Budapest, while Ferrari misses the podium where Verstappen and Antonelli climb.

The Hungarian Grand Prix partially mixed things up, as expected from the start. However, it did so in a decidedly negative way for Ferrari, which arrived at the Hungaroring as the heavy favorite and maintained that position only until Friday. After a dull Saturday, however, the race was a truly disastrous one: Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton (penalized for his fourth consecutive Grand Prix) missed out on the podium, finishing only fourth and fifth. Lando Norris, however, won, a first for himself and McLaren in 2026. Behind him were Max Verstappen and Kimi Antonelli, both thanks to a…
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Lando Norris in pole in Ungheria, doppia beffa per Hamilton

Lando Norris on pole in Hungary, Hamilton gets a double whammy.

Destiny was just around the corner for Lewis Hamilton, but it slipped through his fingers twice in a matter of seconds on the track. Although, in reality, the second misfortune took nearly two hours to materialize. The seven-time world champion flirted with the possibility of securing his tenth pole position at his home circuit, the Hungaroring (an all-time and unprecedented record in Formula 1), giving Ferrari its first pole position after only Mercedes had managed it for ten consecutive times since the start of the season. And instead, leading the grid at the Hungarian Grand Prix will be…
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F1 in Ungheria, dove nessuno vuole essere il favorito

F1 in Hungary, where no one wants to be the favorite

From one extreme to the other, with a common thread unthinkable even just a few weeks ago: Ferrari scares everyone. Formula 1 returns to the track for the Hungarian Grand Prix, a week after Spa, which itself had arrived directly after another temple of speed, Silverstone. And while the Reds had already impressed with their performance (even taking victory on English soil), their arrival at the Hungaroring, which supposedly highlights their strengths, was greeted with some apprehension by the competition, starting with Mercedes and Kimi Antonelli, also fresh from his victory in…
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Antonelli come Ascari festeggia a Spa, Ferrari e Leclerc stupiscono

Antonelli celebrates like Ascari at Spa, Ferrari and Leclerc amaze

Italian motorsports fans celebrated at Spa. The Belgian Grand Prix saw Kimi Antonelli return to victory after a three-race drought. The Mercedes talent set a new, long string of personal records: the first Italian to win on the challenging and celebrated Ardennes circuit in 73 years (the same period as Alberto Ascari; Michele Alboreto won in 1984, but at Zolder), he also tied Riccardo Patrese for second place among the most successful Italian drivers in Formula 1. Ferrari, however, can also smile: second place goes to Charles Leclerc, who…
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Antonelli incanta con una nuova pole a Spa, una bandiera beffa ancora la Ferrari

Antonelli enchants with another pole at Spa, a flag again mocks Ferrari

Another pole position, along with yet another string of early-start records set on a track widely considered the "university of Formula 1." It was earned by Andrea Kimi Antonelli, who will start first in Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix: it's his sixth pole position of 2026, a result no Italian has achieved since Alberto Ascari in 1953. But at Spa, as in Austria, qualifying is heavily impacted by a "yellow flag incident." And, just as then, among those most affected by the chaos are the two drivers of...
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F1: Leclerc si riprende la Ferrari e la vittoria, beffati Hamilton e Antonelli

F1: Leclerc reclaims Ferrari and the win, Hamilton and Antonelli outsmarted

SILVERSTONE (UK), JULY 5, 2026 - A stunning, liberating victory that could represent a turning point in both racing and emotion. After a very long wait of 623 days, Charles Leclerc returns to winning ways in Formula 1, and he does so on a Sunday filled with symbolism. Ferrari achieves its 250th victory, and it does so on the same track as its first-ever success (with José Froilán González, on July 14, 1951). The triumph took place at Silverstone, home to a Mercedes team that had been defeated on home soil, and at the end of a weekend where Maranello had defined itself in…
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Pole leggendaria di Antonelli a Silverstone, le Ferrari inseguono

Antonelli's legendary pole at Silverstone, Ferraris chasing

SILVERSTONE - Another historic day for Italian motorsports unfolds at Silverstone thanks to Kimi Antonelli, who, from revelation to confirmation, is increasingly carving out a role as Formula 1's all-conquering ace. The Mercedes driver from Bologna snatched pole position for the British Grand Prix, with a 1:28.111 that stunned everyone else. Ferrari remained the closest pursuers, with Charles Leclerc beating the eagerly anticipated "host" Lewis Hamilton. The satisfaction remains, however, as the seven-time world champion beats a…
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F1: dalla tana del nemico spunta Antonelli, sua la Sprint di Silverstone

F1: Antonelli emerges from the enemy's lair, winning the Silverstone Sprint

Silverstone - In the enemy's lair, at least for now, the only one smiling is Kimi Antonelli. Italian, not yet twenty, the championship leader took victory in the Silverstone Sprint Race, beating the two "home" drivers, fresh from victories in Barcelona and Austria. George Russell, who finished only fourth in the other Mercedes, appeared especially diminished. Lewis Hamilton, on the other hand, was defeated but with his head held high, finishing second and, more importantly, battling for a long time with a Ferrari that appeared decidedly reinvigorated. The Bologna prodigy, however, set a new record: at 19 years, 10 months, and 9 days of age, he is the…
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